Englische Vokabeln: Psychologie & Geist

Wortschatz zu Psychologie, mentalen Prozessen und Therapie

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Mentale Prozesse · 20

WortStufeÜbersetzungDefinition
mindA2Geistthe part of you that thinks and feels
thoughtA2Gedankean idea in your mind
thinkingB1Denkenusing your mind to have ideas
memoryB1Gedächtnisthe ability to remember things
attentionA2Aufmerksamkeitlooking at or thinking about something carefully
concentrationB1Konzentrationthinking hard about one thing
perceptionB2Wahrnehmungthe way you see and understand something
awarenessB1Bewusstheit, Bewusstseinknowing about something
consciousnessB2Bewusstseinbeing awake and aware of what is around you
subconsciousB1Unterbewusstseinpart of mind that works without you knowing
imaginationA2Vorstellungskraftability to make pictures in your mind
intuitionB1Intuitionfeeling inside that tells you something is right
logicB1Logikway of thinking that follows clear rules
reasoningB1logisches Denken, Schlussfolgernthinking carefully to understand something
cognitionC1Kognitionprocess of knowing and understanding
cognitiveB1kognitivabout thinking and understanding
learningA2Lernengetting new knowledge or skills
understandingB1Verständnisknowing well what something means or how it works
insightB2Einsicht, Erkenntnisa sudden clear grasp of what something really means
realizationC1Erkenntnismoment when you understand something clearly

Persönlichkeit & Charakter · 20

WortStufeÜbersetzungDefinition
personalityB1Persönlichkeitthe way a person thinks, feels, and acts
characterB1Charakterthe qualities that make up who a person really is
temperamentC1Temperamentthe way a person usually thinks and behaves
traitB1Eigenschaftpart of who a person is, like being kind or shy
introvertB1introvertierter Menschperson who is quiet and likes time alone
extrovertB1extrovertierter Menschperson who likes being with other people
self-esteemB2Selbstwertgefühlhow much you like and respect yourself
self-confidenceB1Selbstvertrauenbelief in your own abilities
self-imageC1Selbstbildhow you see yourself in your own mind
identityB1Identitätwho a person is
egoB2Egoyour sense of yourself as a person
mindsetB1Denkweiseway a person thinks about things
attitudeB1Einstellung, Haltungthe way you think and feel about something
valuesB1Wertebeliefs about what is right and important
beliefsB1Überzeugungenthings you think are true
integrityC1Integritätquality of being honest and having strong values
empathyB1Empathiebeing able to understand how others feel
compassionB1Mitgefühlkind feeling when someone is hurt or sad
resilienceB2Widerstandsfähigkeitability to get better after something difficult
vulnerabilityB2Verletzlichkeitstate of being open to harm or easy to attack

Verhalten & Motivation · 19

WortStufeÜbersetzungDefinition
behaviorB1Verhaltenthe way a person acts
motiveB1Motivreason for doing something
driveA1Antrieba strong wish or need to do something
impulseB2Impulsa sudden strong wish to do something
instinctB2Instinkta natural feeling that tells you what to do
reactionB1Reaktionwhat you do or say because of what happened
responseB1Antwortan answer to something said or done
reflexB1Reflexquick movement your body does without thinking
conditioningC1Konditionierungtraining someone to behave in a certain way
reinforcementB2Verstärkungsomething that makes a behavior happen more often
punishmentB1Bestrafungsomething bad done to you for doing wrong
rewardB1Belohnungsomething good given for doing something well
willpowerB2Willenskraftstrong control over your own actions and feelings
self-controlB2Selbstbeherrschungthe ability to control your feelings and actions
disciplineB2Disziplinthe ability to control yourself and follow rules
procrastinationB1Prokrastinationputting off things you should do
addictionB1Suchtnot being able to stop doing something bad
compulsionC1Zwanga strong irresistible urge to do something
obsessionB2Besessenheitwhen you cannot stop thinking about something

Therapie & Behandlung · 20

WortStufeÜbersetzungDefinition
therapyB1Therapietreatment to help mind or body get better
psychotherapyC1Psychotherapietreatment of mental problems by talking
counselingB1Beratunggiving advice and support to someone
psychologistB1Psychologeperson who studies how people think and feel
psychiatristB1Psychiaterdoctor who helps people with their feelings
therapistB1Therapeuta person trained to help with health or mental problems
sessionB1Sitzungperiod of time for doing something
treatmentB1Behandlungcare given to a sick or hurt person
diagnosisB1Diagnosefinding out what illness or problem someone has
mental healthB1psychische Gesundheithow well your mind and feelings are
copingB1Bewältigungthe way of dealing with a difficult problem
healingB1Heilungthe process of recovering after being hurt or ill
supportB1Unterstützunghelp and encouragement given to someone
breakthroughB1Durchbruchimportant new finding or success
progressB1Fortschrittmoving forward or getting better
setbackB2Rückschlaga problem that delays progress
relapseC1Rückfallgetting sick again after getting better
recoveryB1Genesung, Erholunggetting back to normal health and strength after being ill
interventionB2Interventiongetting involved to change a situation
techniqueB1Technikway of doing something that needs skill

Psychische Störungen · 17

WortStufeÜbersetzungDefinition
anxietyB1Angststrong feeling of worry and fear
depressionB1Depressionstrong sadness lasting a long time
phobiaB2Phobiea very strong fear of something
panic attackB1Panikattackesudden strong feeling of fear
traumaC1Traumavery bad experience that hurts your mind or body
burnoutB1Burnoutbeing extremely tired from too much work
disorderB2Störunga state of mess and confusion, or a health problem
syndromeB1Syndromgroup of signs that show you have an illness
bipolarB2bipolarhaving two opposite states, or a mood condition
schizophreniaC1Schizophrenieserious mental illness affecting how people think
eating disorderB2Essstörunga serious problem with how someone eats
insecurityB2Unsicherheita lack of confidence in yourself
paranoiaB2Paranoiaextreme fear that others want to harm you
hallucinationC1Halluzinationseeing things that are not really there
delusionC2Wahnvorstellungfalse belief that someone holds strongly
symptomB1Symptomsign that shows you are sick
triggerB1Auslösersomething that suddenly brings back a bad memory or feeling

Beziehungen & Soziales · 20

WortStufeÜbersetzungDefinition
relationshipB1Beziehunghow two people or things are connected
attachmentB1Bindunga strong emotional bond with someone
bondingB1Bindungsaufbauforming a close connection with someone
trustB1Vertrauena feeling that someone is honest and reliable
boundaryB1Grenzea personal limit on how others may treat you
codependencyB2Koabhängigkeitneeding another person too much in an unhealthy way
conflictB1Konflikta fight or strong disagreement between people
communicationB1Kommunikationthe act of sharing ideas with others
assertivenessC1selbstbewusstes Verhaltenquality of speaking up for yourself clearly
manipulationC1Manipulationcontrolling someone or something in a clever unfair way
projectionB2Projektiongiving someone else the feelings that are really your own
transferenceC1Übertragungshifting your feelings about someone onto a different person
defense mechanismB2Abwehrmechanismusa way the body or mind protects itself
denialB2Verleugnungsaying that something is not true
suppressionC1Unterdrückungconsciously pushing away feelings you do not want to have
repressionB2Verdrängungunconsciously pushing painful feelings out of your mind
rationalizationC1Rationalisierungmaking excuses that seem logical for something you did
acceptanceB1Akzeptanzcoming to terms with something difficult instead of fighting it
forgivenessB1Vergebungsaying it is OK after someone did wrong
letting goB2Loslassenchoosing to stop holding onto painful feelings from the past

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